Abhai Kaul

bszs 2024

Kids are the Key to the future of Dog Sports

For those of us passionate about dog sports, the rise of younger enthusiasts is not only a breath of fresh air but essential for the future. It hasn’t always been easy for new voices to break through, but we’re at a point where change is not only possible—it’s necessary.  The traditions and systems that have […]

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Exclusive Interview with Christian Lang

We are thrilled to announce an in-depth interview with Mr. Christian Lang, a leading figure in the German Shepherd world, known for his role as an SV-approved Breed judge and Breed Surveyor (Koermeister). With a remarkable career that spans decades, Christian has judged and bred countless high-quality German Shepherds, earning international recognition for his keen

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German Shepherd Dog Stud

New Headshot for our young Hemi!

We are thrilled to introduce the latest headshot of Hemi, our promising young German Shepherd stud. At 4 years, Hemi is showing incredible potential with his strong pedigree, drive, and balanced temperament. Whether in training, or simply enjoying life at the ranch, Hemi’s character embodies everything we love about the German Shepherd Dog Breed. This

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Interview with Lars Lentz

A PASSIONATE JOURNEY IN IGP TRACKING. Lars Lentz, a seasoned IGP (Internationale Gebrauchshunde Prüfungsordnung) enthusiast, shares his insights on tracking, training, and the often misunderstood “low-drive” dogs. With decades of experience, Lars challenges conventional wisdom and encourages handlers to embrace their dogs’ unique abilities. Abhai: Lars, it’s a pleasure to have you here. Let’s dive

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Understanding PennHIP in Puppies: Why Prevention May Be a Better Approach

When it comes to safeguarding a puppy’s health, particularly in breeds prone to hip dysplasia, many dog owners consider diagnostic methods like PennHIP. This invasive practice in very young puppies may not fully account for crucial factors such as environmental influences, growth patterns, or muscle development. These elements play significant roles in how the condition

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Lupin finishes his IGP3 despite challenges

We’re thrilled to announce that Lupin Dell’Altopiano achieved his IGP3 title with a score of 95/88/95, and high tracking, a testament to his power and determination. Overcoming Tech Difficulties and High Temps While a few technical difficulties cost us significant points in obedience, and the last two blinds kept us from earning a V in

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Including Working Line German Shepherds for innovative breeding practices

By Abhai Kaul The philosophy behind the T-Litter von Nummer-Eins Breeding: (from 2018) Nummer-Eins has been from the very start about breeding the most well rounded German Shepherds, not the prettiest show dogs. I have sometimes gone great lengths to avoid famous stud dogs in breedings and pedigrees that in my mind were more detrimental

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Role of Inbreeding in Selective Dog Breeding.

Follow the B Litter von Nummer-Eins To clearly define selective breeding: choosing parents with particular characteristics to breed together and produce offspring with more desirable characteristics. it should be safe to assume all populations of purebred dogs come from inbreeding. It’s is a part in the process of selective breeding where you’re attempting to concentrate

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Significance of Correct Expression in the German Shepherd: Fida von Nummer-Eins

The Significance of Correct Expression in the German Shepherd breed.

“The best information is given by the dog’s expression and eyes, and their setting. The eye must express no malice and deceit, no unrestrained unruliness, but also not laziness, cowardice or fear. The way the dog looks at people should be bright, imprudent, open but reserved.” – von Stephanitz, 1923 Delving into the importance of

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